Anastazie Carulkova
creative public relations & marketing
experimental psychology in arts

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

while writing another essay that will get me a little closer to finishing my degree, i fall into my thoughts once again. as carrie bradshaw would say, i couldn’t help but wonder: why are we looking for problems where there are none?
with so many things happening in the world, sometimes i wonder if i’m living in a pretend reality. when things are good, why is there this default feeling somewhere inside that says there must be something wrong, something you need to fix? and if there isn’t a problem, you somehow make it yours by internalizing it.
in relationships, when everything is fine, we start looking for flaws in ourselves. maybe we should look different. act differently. improve something. and if life feels calm and peaceful for a moment, the thought appears that maybe we’re not doing enough. maybe we should add something more.
maybe the problem isn’t that something is wrong, but that we don’t know what to do when nothing is. maybe calm feels empty only because we were never taught how to sit in it.
so here i am, realizing i still need to finish that essay. and maybe the point is not to keep searching for something to fix, but to let things be good without questioning them too much.

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

einfühlung is a german noun meaning “feeling into” or empathy, it is also used in psychology to describe a deep, often visceral understanding of another person’s emotional state, rather than just sympathy.
im happy 🦢

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holding on for dear life like that safety pin, anyways, swipe to the 2nd and 4th slide for 10 years of good luck 🍀

holding on for dear life like that safety pin, anyways, swipe to the 2nd and 4th slide for 10 years of good luck 🍀

holding on for dear life like that safety pin, anyways, swipe to the 2nd and 4th slide for 10 years of good luck 🍀
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